Video has emerged showing the final DoorDash pickup made by a Pennsylvania driver before he disappeared, while his family has revealed the heartbreaking last text he sent his wife.
The newly released footage captures 32-year-old Zachariah Schuck collecting a food order from New Sheffield Café on Brodhead Road in Center Township.
In the video, Schuck, dressed in a red-and-black plaid shirt, takes two bags of food and carries them to his car.
Three weeks have passed since Schuck, a father of two, vanished after completing a DoorDash delivery at about 6:30 p.m. on Oct. 22.
Investigators in North Sewickley Township said his cellphone stopped connecting at approximately 8 p.m. that night.
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In a statement shared with The US Sun, the family of Schuck’s wife, Jenn, offered insight into the DoorDash driver’s personal life and disclosed the disturbing message she received shortly before he disappeared.
After calling to say he was on his way home from his final delivery, Schuck texted his wife: “Everything will be okay.”
Jenn’s family also said Schuck had kept serious financial problems from his wife for months, including the loss of his job and the end of the family’s health insurance coverage.
“Zach’s employment ended in April 2026, a fact he concealed from his wife and in-laws,” the family said in its statement.
“It was not until the morning following his disappearance, when his wife contacted his employer directly, that she learned he had not been employed with the company since April 2026.”
Schuck was last known to be in Beaver County, Pennsylvania. His vehicle was spotted in a neighborhood roughly 90 minutes after the delivery, and black-and-white doorbell camera footage obtained by WPXI shows someone parking the car.
The individual then exits the vehicle and walks down the street, though authorities have not established whether the person is Schuck.
