9/11 families call plan of N.Y. memorial "unacceptable".

Some relatives of those who died in the terrorist attacks of September 11 are not satisfied with plans for a Memorial in New York.

They are in disagreement with a plan to place more nine - thousand unidentified pieces of human remains in an underground site at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum.

People pause to display a wall of information about the Museum along the street Vescey and 9/11 Memorial near the site of the World Trade Center in New York in this photo taken March 10. Mike Segar/Reuters unclaimed remains would be placed seven underground floors behind a wall with a quotation from the poet Virgil.

Some families who lost loved ones say human beings this plan is unacceptable.

A lawyer for the families, said they believe that the remains should be placed in a location accessible and respectable - above ground and separate from the Museum.

Norman Siegel, explains families can consider an action in the future, but they have no current plans to bring an action.

A woman who lost his son to the World Trade Center, said firefighter families had not been consulted on where the remains would be placed.

But a woman who lost her husband in the attacks and worked as liaison between the Mayor of New York and the 9/11 families said that there was great awareness and parents said that they wanted the remains as close to the bedrock as possible.

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