DOORDASH DRIVER VANISHES AFTER HIS FINAL DELIVERY — HIS CAR IS FOUND ABANDONED, HIS PHONE GOES DEAD, AND A MYSTERIOUS CAMERA VIDEO RAISES MORE QUESTIONS
PITTSBURGH, PENNSYLVANIA — November 10, 2026 — A 32-year-old DoorDash driver has vanished without a trace after completing what was supposed to be one of his final food deliveries of the evening. His car was later discovered abandoned on a quiet residential street, his cellphone went offline, and a nearby doorbell camera captured footage that investigators still cannot fully explain.
Now, more than two weeks after his disappearance, his family is desperately searching for answers.
The missing man is Zachariah Schuck, a father of two who was last seen on October 22, 2026, while working as a DoorDash delivery driver in the Monaca area of Beaver County, Pennsylvania.
According to North Sewickley Township Police, his last known delivery took place at approximately 6:30 p.m.
By around 8 p.m., his cellphone had stopped transmitting a signal, and the vehicle he had been driving was found abandoned on Croxall Avenue in nearby Hopewell Township.
But Zachariah was nowhere to be found.
HE TOLD HIS WIFE HE WAS COMING HOME — THEN NEVER ARRIVED
According to police Chief Tyler Kelosky, Zachariah had been communicating with his wife while completing his deliveries that evening.
After finishing what was expected to be one of his final deliveries, he reportedly reassured her that he was on his way home.
That message would become one of the last known indications of his whereabouts.
“He just reassured her that he would be home,” Chief Kelosky told WPXI.
But Zachariah never arrived.
When his wife realized he had not returned, concern quickly turned into fear.
His family began trying to determine where he had gone, eventually discovering that his cellphone’s last known location was near the Vanport Bridge.
THE ABANDONED CAR AND THE MYSTERY CAUGHT ON CAMERA
One of the most troubling developments came after Zachariah’s vehicle was located.
Police said the car was discovered abandoned on Croxall Avenue in Hopewell Township.
According to his father, Carl Schuck, the family learned about the vehicle after receiving information shared through social media.
A nearby doorbell camera had recorded the vehicle arriving and someone getting out.
But there was a major problem.
The footage was too unclear to establish whether the person leaving the vehicle was actually Zachariah.
That single unanswered question has become a crucial part of the family’s search.
Was Zachariah the person seen leaving his own car?
Or had someone else been driving it?
His father says he desperately wants to know what happened between the time of the final delivery and the moment the vehicle was abandoned.
THE CAR WAS LEFT WITH ITS KEYS INSIDE — AND NO GAS
Police Chief Tyler Kelosky later revealed additional details about the abandoned vehicle.
According to WPXI, the keys had been left in the ignition, and the gas tank was empty.
Zachariah’s cellphone was also switched off or no longer transmitting a signal.
Investigators searched the surrounding area, including nearby wooded locations.
Authorities used drones and search-and-rescue dogs, but those efforts did not immediately produce answers.
His family also said that police searched around the Vanport Bridge after his wife identified it as the last location associated with his phone through the Life360 tracking application.
State police reportedly conducted a search of the bridge area using infrared equipment.
His phone was not found.
HIS FAMILY FEARS SOMETHING TERRIBLE MAY HAVE HAPPENED
Zachariah’s father has openly questioned whether his son may have been the victim of a carjacking or another criminal act.
He has also acknowledged that the family cannot completely rule out the possibility that Zachariah left voluntarily.
According to his father, Zachariah had recently lost his job as a manager in the truck-leasing industry and was facing financial pressure.
He had a young family, including a newborn baby, and had started working for DoorDash.
However, his family says they have no confirmed explanation for his disappearance.
Carl has emphasized that the family’s priority is not to judge his son or speculate about what happened.
They simply want to know whether he is safe.
He has also asked members of the public to check home security cameras, doorbell footage and dashcam recordings from the surrounding area on October 22.
Even a small detail could help investigators reconstruct Zachariah’s movements.
POLICE ARE NOT RULING OUT FOUL PLAY
North Sewickley Township Police Chief Tyler Kelosky has confirmed that investigators are exploring multiple possibilities.
“We’re not ruling foul play out,” he told WPXI, while cautioning against speculation before the facts are established.
Police have continued to appeal for information from anyone who may have seen Zachariah, his vehicle or anything unusual along the roads surrounding Monaca, Hopewell Township and the Vanport Bridge.
Investigators have not publicly established what happened after his last known delivery.
The circumstances surrounding the abandoned vehicle remain a major unanswered question.
WHAT HAPPENED TO ZACHARIAH SCHUCK?
As of November 10, 2026, Zachariah has not been located.
His disappearance has left his wife, children and extended family waiting for news that could finally explain what happened that October evening.
For his father, every unanswered question brings another day of uncertainty.
Did Zachariah get out of his vehicle and walk away?
Did someone else take control of the car?
Did he encounter an emergency while trying to return home?
Or did something happen that investigators have yet to uncover?
At this point, none of these possibilities has been confirmed.
His family continues to hope that someone saw something that night — something that could help bring him home safely.
MISSING PERSON: HOW TO HELP
Zachariah Schuck is 32 years old.
- Height: Approximately 6 feet tall
- Weight: Approximately 160 pounds
- Hair: Brown
- Eyes: Green
- Last seen wearing: A blue and red flannel shirt, blue jeans and brown boots.
- Last known location: Route 51, Monaca area, Pennsylvania, on October 22, 2026.
Anyone with information about Zachariah’s whereabouts is urged to contact:
North Sewickley Township Police Department
- 724-843-3421
- 724-843-8118
His family is asking the public to share his photograph and report any potentially relevant information directly to investigators.
For the people who love Zachariah, this is not just another missing-person case.
He is a husband, a father and a son.
And somewhere, there may be someone who knows what happened during those missing hours.
His family is still waiting for him to come home.
