"The significant damage caused by a trusted employee to Eminem's artistic legacy and creative integrity cannot be overstated," a spokesman said.

On realizing someone was sharing his unreleased music, Eminem contacted business associate and producer Fred Nassar — known professionally as Fredwreck — for assistance. Nassar issued a social media ...

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The FBI says the first break in the case came via Fredwreck, a longtime producer and associate of Dr. Dre and Eminem. In a since-deleted X post in January, he wrote: "To the criminal leaking ...

The FBI caught a break in the case when Eminem's longtime producer, Fredwreck, was contacted by a UK-based Eminem fan and tipster, who shared conversations he had with an internet user called Doja ...

A Holly man formerly employed by Eminem's studio has been charged by the FBI with leaking unreleased Eminem songs. An Eminem statement says the leaked music damaged the rapper's legacy and caused ...

A former Eminem studio engineer was charged Wednesday with stealing the Detroit rapper’s unreleased music and selling it online, federal prosecutors announced. Investigators say more than 25 ...

A former employee of rapper and songwriter Eminem is accused of stealing and selling unreleased music from the artist's studio. Joseph Strange, 46, of Holly, Michigan, is a former employee of Mars ...

Kevin Mazur/Getty Dr. Dre's admiration for Eminem runs deep. The rapper and record producer, 59, spoke about his collaborative relationship with Eminem and why he thinks the "Lose Yourself" icon ...

DETROIT – A former employee of Eminem has been charged for allegedly selling the rapper’s unreleased music. 46-year-old Joseph Strange from Holly faces federal charges with criminal ...

Holly resident Joseph Strange, who worked at Eminem's Ferndale studio, was charged by the FBI following the January leak of more than two dozen songs.