Trainwreck Has Dominated Netflix’s Top 10 for Weeks, but Balloon Boy Might Be the Series’ Most Unhinged Installment Yet

Where is Balloon Boy now? Revisiting the bizarre 2009 controversy, as seen in Netflix’s 'Trainwreck' documentary

Here's what Richard and Falcon Heene have been up to over the last 15 years. Courtesy of Netflix The infamous balloon as seen in Netflix's 'Trainwreck: Balloon Boy'Key PointsNetflix's latest Trainwreck documentary revisits the controversial Balloon Boy saga that captivated the nation.In 2009, audiences watched in horror as a homemade balloon believed to have a 6-year-old boy inside crashed in Colorado — but it turned out the child was at home th…

Who is the Balloon Boy Falcon Heene in new Netflix Trainwreck documentary and what happened to him - Manchester Evening News

The incident which turned out to truly be unbelievable made headlines around the world back in 2009

'Trainwreck: Balloon Boy': What happened to the Heene family, and where are they now?

Netflix's "Trainwreck: Balloon Boy" covers the 2009 hoax, with input from the Heene family themselves. Where are they now?

Netflix's Trainwreck explores 'Balloon Boy hoax': What happened to Falcon Heene?

A new Netflix documentary is looking into what the streamer describes as "one of America's most infamous and bizarre news stories".Trainwreck: Balloon Boy revisits a case that shocked the nation back in 2009 when a homemade 'flying saucer' was seen floating through the sky, with a six-year-old boy thought to be trapped inside.But not everything was as it seemed, leading to outrage from the local community and the American public.So, what was the…

He Was the Balloon Boy. Now Falcon Heene Is All Grown Up

In October 2009, millions believed the hoax that Falcon “Balloon Boy” Heene had flown away in a homemade helium saucer. Here’s what happened to Falcon since.

I was six-year-old ‘Balloon boy’ who sparked £42k rescue op watched by millions

‘MY family and I made an experimental flying saucer. It wasn’t supposed to fly and it took off. I think my six-year-old boy got inside. He’s in the air.’ This bizarre emergency call from frantic father Richard Heene, in 2009, sparked a nationwide rescue operation, watched in real time as millions of TV viewers held their breath and prayed for ‘Balloon boy’ Falcon. The Heene family are now speaking out about the incident in a new Netflix document…