HOPEWELL TOWNSHIP, PENNSYLVANIA — Police have released new details in the disappearance of Zachariah Schuck, a 32-year-old father of two who vanished on October 22 after telling his wife he was coming home. Investigators say his car was later found with an empty gas tank and the keys still in the ignition. Nearly three weeks later, his family still does not know what happened to him. Police have not ruled out foul play.
Final DoorDash Delivery Made in Beaver Shortly Before 7 p.m.
According to investigators, Schuck completed his final DoorDash delivery at a home in Beaver shortly before 7 p.m. on October 22. He then told his wife he was heading home. He never arrived.
Schuck had recently lost his job and was making deliveries to support his family, which includes a newborn baby. A photo shared by loved ones shows him smiling beside his wife in winter hats.
Doorbell Camera Captured Someone Leaving His Car
About an hour after his last delivery, a doorbell camera on Croxall Avenue in Hopewell Township recorded someone parking his car, getting out, and walking down the road. Police say they still cannot tell whether the person in the footage was Schuck.
His car was not located until October 24. When it was found, the gas tank was empty, the engine was off, and the keys were still in the ignition. Investigators have not explained how the car ran out of gas.
Phone Still Missing and Credit Cards Unused
Schuck’s phone remains missing, and police say he has not used his credit cards since he disappeared. His wife used the Life360 app to find his last reported location near the Vanport Bridge. State police searched that area but did not recover his phone…