Man who broke into Eminem’s Metro Detroit house twice found guilty

Eminem Stalker Convicted After Multiple Home Break-I...

Eminem no longer has to worry about a stalker who broke into his house, after he was convicted by a jury.

Man who broke into Eminem’s Metro Detroit house twice found guilty

CLINTON TWP., MI - A man who broke into Eminem’s house not once, but twice, including coming face to face with the rapper, has been found guilty.

The first-degree home invasion lead to Eminem Stalker's acquittal from his criminal charges

Following his alleged trespassing on Eminem's home, a 32-year-old man was found guilty of first-degree home invasion and aggravated stalking. He...

Eminem’s Stalker Convicted After Breaking Into Rapper’s Home For A Second Time - The Zambian Observer

Eminem‘s stalker has been found guilty of first-degree home invasion and aggravated stalking after breaking into the rapper’s home for a second time. According to the Detroit Free Press, 32-year-old Matthew David Hughes was convicted on Wednesday (May 7) following a short trial where Em himself testified about the incident. Sentencing is scheduled for June […] The post Eminem’s Stalker Convicted After Breaking Into Rapper’s Home For A Second Tim…

Repeat Intruder Convicted After Second Break-In at Eminem’s Property

Eminem took the stand in court this week as the man who had broken into his home not once, but twice, was convicted of stalking and home invasion. On Wednesday (May 7), a Michigan jury found 32-year-old Matthew Hughes guilty of first-degree home invasion and aggravated stalking after he trespassed onto Eminem’s property last August. Apparently, Hughes entered through an unlocked door, swiped a bike, and fled when he realised security was on to h…

Eminem’s Stalker Convicted After Second Home Invasion

Yesterday (May 7), the man accused of stalking Eminem for years was convicted following a jury trial. According to XXL, Matthew Hughes was found guilty of first-degree home invasion and aggravated stalking for breaking into the rapper’s home in Clinton Township, Michigan in 2024. Reportedly, the jury deliberated for 90 minutes before reaching a verdict. The trial took just two days, and included a testimony by Eminem. During the break-in, which …