Mergers of white dwarfs (WDs) may lead to a variety of transient astrophysical events, SNIa being one possible outcome. Lyutikov & Toonen (2017, 2019) argued that mergers of WDs result, under various parameter regimes, in unusual central engine-powered supernova and a type of short Gamma Ray Bursts that show extended emission tails. Observations by Gvaramadze et al. (2019) of the central star and the nebula J005311 match to the details the model of Lyutikov & Toonen (2017, 2019) for the immediate product of a merger of a heavy ONeMg WD with CO WD (age, luminosity, stellar size, hydrogen deficiency and chemical composition).