How Eminem's late dad begged him to get in touch - and the rapper's furious response after he was abandoned as a baby
Eminem's dad Marshall Bruce Mathers has died at the age of 67 - decades after walking out on his son as a six-month-old baby.Neighbours reported that he'd had a heart attack at home.According to TMZ, Marshall - who went by Bruce - married the rapper's mum Debbie when she was just 15 and he 22.
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