Whether a defendant was denied due process and a unanimous jury verdict when convicted under alternative theories of culpability and affirmed by the Sixth Circuit

QUESTIONS PRESENTED WAS MR. ROACH DENIED THE UNANIMOUS JURY VERDICT REQUIRED BY KENTUCKY LAW WHEN HE WAS TRIED UNDER A THEORY THAT HE ACTED ALONE, AND INDEPENDENTLY, BUT ALLOWED TO BE FOUND GUILTY UNDER A THEORY THAT HE ACTED AS AN ACCOMPLICE? WAS MR. ROACH DENIED DUE PROCESS OF LAW WHEN THE SIXTH CIRCUIT , AFFIRMED HIS CONVICTION BASED ON A CHARGE IN WHICH HE WAS NEVER TRIED? DID THE SIXTH CIRCUIT EVALUATE THE SUFFICIENCY OF THE EVIDENCE CONTRARY TO JACKSON V. VIRGINIA?