No, I don't. I never said that.
But I have seen a quote from Amaral's book where he is admitting he has been informed about the burglaries.. in OC, what he called 'a hotel'..
Re 'abduction' connected with a burglary.. especially if we are talking about as many as three burglars.. in my own logical mind it can only happen if :
1. the order of these burglaries was actually to steal a child..i.e Madeleine
2. Madeleine has recognised one of the burglars
3. Madeleine died accidentally in the hands of the intruders and they took her body to hide the evidence
I really like your thinking, Vixte. That there were previous burglaries in PdL is a fact, so the chances of burglars playing a role in what happened actually has a higher probability relative to all other scenarios that have no precedents in that area whatsoever.
It is almost a Bayesian statistic, where the a-priori chances of a burglary that night were pretty high, but given that chance, the probability of the burglary then going terribly wrong was pretty low. On the other hand, if we combine the small window of opportunity (due to the infrequent checking, so a high standard deviation around the 30 minute intervals) for the burglars to make their move, then the probability of being caught in the act could be high again. If for instance MO would have disturbed the burglar and make him (or her) flee into the children's bedroom thereby waking up Maddie, then the silencing could have been fatal (like in QM, poor MO would be the observer that changed reality by the act of observing). A gang of three then could explain some first (panicky) phone traffic around that time and the decision made to get rid of her body. Subsequent spikes in phone traffic would then be explained by calming down and aligning on a concocted alibi and ensuring that the weakest link wouldn't break down.