The Quatrains of Camelot is an epic narrative poem which tells the story of the most famous assassination in American history, namely that of President John F. Kennedy. Designed to be read by young and old alike, it has been popular both with researchers and students of all ages. For the first-time reader, The Quatrains of Camelot provides a well-detailed, descriptive introduction to the JFK assassination, one of the most important events in human history. It also provides a revealing examination of significant events of the time involving such notable figures as Marilyn Monroe, Robert Kennedy, and FDR. Dr. Truels mixes his own knowledge and beliefs about the Kennedy assassination with what some have called "assassination philosophy" - the blending of a prominent historical event with musings about the role of God and man's role in the universe, asking questions such as: "When does God choose to intervene in man's affairs?" In addition to detailing all the various factions who were hostile to JFK and wanted him removed from office, Dr. Truels also pays tribute to many of the researchers who have dedicated their lives to unraveling the JFK assassination mystery.