A former Eminem collaborator is accused of having stolen and sold unpublished songs by the rapper

It is talked about less often than once, but the leaks still exist, and how. A former Eminem collaborator is accused of having stolen and sold online unpublished incisions of the rapper. The investigation began in January when the employees of Eminem's engraving room in Ferndale, Michigan discovered that on the net there was a rapper's unpublished music trade accompanied by a screenshot that according to them could only be taken by the hard drive of the study

They informed the FBI that identified some buyers of the recordings, which in turn said that the seller was Joseph Strange, who worked in the Eminem study from 2007 to 2021.

If it is sentenced for violation of copyright, Strange risks a maximum sentence of five years in prison and a penalty of up to $ 250,000. However, there is another federal crime provided in the United States that Strange could have committed, that is, the transport of goods stolen from one state to another. It involves a maximum sentence of 10 years of imprisonment.