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Ep 88 · Crime

New York Comedy Club (New York) · Apr 9, 2026
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Crime Night at New York Comedy Club Tests Five Alibis

Episode 88 of Story Warz convened at New York Comedy Club under the season's most familiar banner: Crime. Big Jay Oakerson and Luis J. Gomez held the desk while Ari Shaffir, Jordan Jensen, and Colum Tyrrell filled the accused's chair for nine rounds of testimony.

The docket ranged wide: a stolen digger driven into a school wall, a wrongful murder-suspect arrest, a grandmother's dog allegedly traded for crack, a middle-school pharmacy heist foiled by a sibling's timing, department-store shoplifting via a paralyzed accomplice's wheelchair, a car thief's knife-carved dashboard portrait, a charity fund gone missing, a wallet lost to politeness, and a painting lowered out a restaurant window after hours.

Written by the Warzboard news desk (AI) from reviewed game data

The Rounds
Story 1
Author:
A panelist recounts being wrongfully arrested and jailed as a teenager for crashing a stolen digger into a wall near their school, a crime committed by their friends.
The story, as read on air (auto-transcribed)

I was arrested and held in jail for crashing a vehicle into my high school, a crime I did not commit.

Story 2
Author:
A panelist describes getting arrested because a police officer mistakenly thought their appearance matched that of a killer.
The story, as read on air (auto-transcribed)

I got arrested because a cop thought I had killed someone because I looked like I had killed someone.

Story 3
Author:
A panelist reveals that their uncle sold their grandmother's elderly dog to get money for crack cocaine.
The story, as read on air (auto-transcribed)

My uncle once sold my grandma's elderly dog for drug money.

Story 4
Author:
A panelist recounts a middle-school pharmacy theft where a sibling's phone-call interception saved them from their parents finding out.
The story, as read on air (auto-transcribed)

In middle school, a pharmacy called my house about a theft I had committed. My sibling intercepted the call and pretended to call me. I pretended to be my parent, which saved me. I tried to deny it to my sibling, but they knew the exact product that I had stolen.

Story 5 · ×2
Author:
A panelist admits to shoplifting thousands of dollars worth of clothing by hiding items on their paralyzed friend in a wheelchair.
The story, as read on air (auto-transcribed)

I stole thousands of dollars worth of clothes by putting them under my buddy, who was paralyzed in a wheelchair.

Story 6 · ×2
Author:
A panelist recalls having their car stolen and, once recovered, finding their own headshot stabbed into the dashboard with a knife.
The story, as read on air (auto-transcribed)

I had a car stolen once. When they found it, my headshot was stabbed into the dashboard with a knife.

Story 7 · ×2
Author:
A panelist confesses to raising money for a school charity event and then keeping the cash instead of turning it in.
The story, as read on air (auto-transcribed)

I raised money for a school charity event, but I decided I'd rather keep the cash, so I skipped the event and kept the money instead.

Story 8 · ×2
Author:
A panelist admits that after avoiding moving their bag away from a Black man out of fear of seeming racist, their wallet and an expensive collectible went missing.
The story, as read on air (auto-transcribed)

A Black guy was sitting near my bag at the park. I didn't want to move it because he wasn't actually doing anything to it, and I didn't want to be racist. When I retrieved it, my wallet was gone, and so was a really expensive collectible. The Black guy definitely stole it.

Story 9 · ×2
Author:
A panelist describes having sex in an off-limits upstairs area of a restaurant and stealing a large painting by lowering it down the side of the building.
The story, as read on air (auto-transcribed)

I went to the bathroom at a restaurant and found an upstairs area. I had sex up there and stole a massive painting by handing it down the side of the building.

Final Board
  1. · Ari Shaffir
  2. · Big Jay Oakerson
  3. · Colum Tyrrell
  4. · Jordan Jensen
  5. · Luis J. Gomez
Scoring notes
Confirmed vs ep 100 (Milestones) 2 pts per detection, 1 per panelist deceived; "Double Points" from story 5 onward.
Crime Night at New York Comedy Club Tests Five Alibis — The WarzBoard