Does the misguided destruction of exculpatory fetal DNA tissue evidence belonging to the victim by the Respondent constitute a "Brady Violation" where such evidence would have established Petitioner's actual innocence?

Does the invalidation of Pennsylvania's Mandatory Minimum Sentencing Statute [based upon this Court's opinions in Alleyne and Montgomery rendering it unconstitutional] have retroactive effect on state post-conviction review as such invalidation constitutes a substantive change in constitutional law which dictated the length of Petitioner's sentence?

Does interrogating Petitioner without reading him his "Miranda Rights" violate his constitutional right against self-incrimination where the line questioning was direct to him as a suspect, instead of a witness in order to elicit an incriminating statement?

Does the suppression of "Low IQ Evidence" from the jury deny Petitioner his right to a fair trial and due process of law where he was precluded from challenging the voluntariness of his coerced vague confession?

Does the misguided destruction of exculpatory fetal DNA tissue evidence constitute a Brady violation?