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Crime stories with Nancy Grace.

A missing five-year-old girl presumably in danger, little Malia Davis, per stepfather Darion Vence,

his story to police details of violent attack and a 24-hour period where he was not conscious.

It begins Friday evening around nine. Vence tells police he was headed to pick up Malia's mother

from Bush Airport. He says he pulled over near 59 in greens to check what he thought was a flat

tire. Vence told detectives three Hispanic men pulled up in a blue Chevy pickup truck.

To Hispanic males, get out. One of them makes a comment saying that Malia looks very nice,

looks very sweet. The other male hits Darion in the head.

Vence says he was not unconscious and the next 24 hours he recalls nothing.

You're hearing the very latest on Malia Davis, a four-year-old little girl. That was at a KTRK TV.

Malia Davis still missing. I'm Nancy Grace. This is Crime stories. Thank you for being with us.

Straight out to Lee Egan. Crime online.com investigative reporter. The story stinks to me. There's

something wrong with the story. The dad says the step-dad Darion Vence says that he's on the way

the airport to pick up the mom and he hears what he thinks is a flat tire and gets out. What happens

the only? Well, he says he gets out of the car Nancy and three Hispanic men pull up to him in a

blue Chevrolet pickup truck and start making comments about how pretty Malia is, how sweet she is,

and then they end up hitting him in the head and knocking him out, putting him in his little

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