And we got him.Oh you""re in the clear, Mrs.Beragon.The case is on ice.You can go now." Mildred is inquisitive and wants to know the identity of the murderer.After learning that her ex-husband confessed o the killing, Mildred protests his guilt:Mildred: No Bert, I won""t let you do this.The undaunted young Englishman insists on carrying out his plans to go on to Castle Dracula:Englishman: Well, I""m sorry, but there""s a carriage meeting me at Borgo Pass at midnight."Doc" was zapped back seventy years to 1885 to the western town of Hill Valley in the past.Standing there alone, Marty received a 70 year-old Western Union message expressly delivered to him from "Doc" at that point in time.Viewed from outside the car (but not audible), Harvey tells his father of his fishing exploits - boasting and gesturing with his arms and recalling the size of little and big fishes caught, while his father chuckles.[Note: A real-life mass murderer in the mid-1920s named Earle Leonard Nelson, dubbed with the macabre nickname "Merry Widow," strangled middle-aged women until he was hanged in 1928.