In a capital case, does the admission of a gruesome and completely unnecessary internal autopsy photograph, lacking any probative value, and showing the post-crime mutilation by the medical examiner, violate a defendant's Eighth and Fourteenth Amendment rights to due process, a fair trial, and a reliable conviction and sentence?

Whether the admission of a gruesome and unnecessary internal autopsy photograph, lacking probative value and showing post-crime mutilation by the medical examiner, violates the defendant's Eighth and Fourteenth Amendment rights