Franks, who was in court Friday was sentenced on a unrelated case, signed a form taking back the consent he gave several years ago.
It is believed Franks' deceased wife, Jan Franks, told her attorney Beth Lewis about what happened to Baker. Jan Franks died before she could talk to police.
Despite Shane Franks' permission to break attorney-client privilege, Lewis has repeatedly ignored court decisions and refuse to tell what Jan Franks told her about Baker.
A federal judge is reviewing the case and could also tell Lewis to talk. County prosecutors said Shane Franks' recent change of heart is a non-issue, saying the consent can not be taken back.
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