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A video of a 96-year-old woman being forced to endure a 'prolonged and repetitive' pat-down by airport security in Virginia has gone viral - and left many questioning why such behavior was necessary in the first place.
Jeanne LaBrier Clarkson posted a six minute video of her mother at Washington Dulles International Airport on May 15.
'The 3 of us were all in wheelchairs. Only my 96-year-old mother was subjected to this prolonged, repetitive search,' Clarkson said in the video that has been viewed just under 9 million times.
