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Eminem’s former employee pleads guilty to selling unreleased music

Former employee of rapper Eminem, Joseph Strange, 48, of Holly, pleaded guilty to criminal copyright infringement after copying and selling the artist’s unreleased music for about $50,000, federal prosecutors said.

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