"[6] Lancaster has subsequently been interviewed as an expert on Browne's missteps in the Shawn Hornbeck case on CNN[7] and elsewhere.

[4][8][9] The site has also documented other failings of Browne, including the Holly Krewson missing person case.

In a 2002 episode of The Montel Williams Show, Browne said Krewson was at that time working as a stripper in Los Angeles; however, in 2006, her dental records were matched to a body that had been found in 1996.

[9] In October 2008, during Lancaster's recovery from a stroke he suffered several months prior, the domain registration for StopSylvia.com lapsed and was purchased by Boris Kreiman, who replaced the site with one advertising psychic services.

When challenged by supporters of Lancaster, Kreiman offered to sell the domain back for $20,000 and put it up for auction.

Lancaster's wife decided not to negotiate with Kreiman, and instead moved the site to an existing alternate domain, StopSylviaBrowne.com.

[18] Three months later Lancaster stepped down from hosting Resident Skeptic due to medical issues.