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Convicted drug dealer Robby Wirramanda, 53, sparked international outrage after killing a puppy during his traditional wedding ceremony in Indonesia. Videos show Wirramanda beating the dog with a stick while its back legs were tied, an act later defended by his wife Rensi Ana on social media. Recent footage indicates potential strain in their relationship as Ana posts confrontational videos of arguments between them, along with ominous images of Wirramanda handling other puppies that resemble the one he killed earlier.
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Robby Wirramanda, a 53-year-old convicted drug dealer from Australia, recently caused outrage in Indonesia after he brutally killed and ate a dog during his wedding ceremony on West Nusa Tenggara island, east of Bali. The incident involved beating the puppy to death with a stick while its back legs were tied up, prompting widespread condemnation online.

Wirramanda's new wife, Rensi Ana (20), posted footage of the horrific event but later deleted it under public pressure. In recent weeks, Wirramanda has been baptized and married again in a more traditional Western-style ceremony. However, tensions between them have reportedly escalated, as evidenced by heated arguments shared on Facebook.

Ana recently snapped at her husband during one video, telling him to back off while she recorded herself eating. These videos suggest that their marriage might already be troubled despite its recent celebration. The couple's relationship appears increasingly strained amid Wirramanda's controversial actions and the public backlash he continues to face.

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Another added: 'You shouldn't be allowed near any animals.' Just a few weeks after Wirramanda married for a second time, while also apparently finding God to be baptised, cracks in the relationship appear to be emerging already. Ana has been seen having an apparent row with her new husband in one of the many videos she has recently posted on Facebook as she monetises her new-found fame. Dressed in a pristine white shirt, she snapped at her new husband, telling him to back off as she posed for her phone and pointed out she was recording herself eating.
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🔮 The new marriage of the Aussie who beat a puppy dog to death and ate it during his traditional wedding in Indonesia may already be on the rocks.

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The new marriage of the Aussie who beat a puppy dog to death and ate it during his traditional wedding in Indonesia may already be on the rocks. uncertain
who → beat → rocks
Convicted drug dealer Robby Wirramanda, 53, real name Robert Knight, sparked fury this month after he killed the black pup in West Nusa Tenggara island, east of Bali. asserted
he → convict → Bali
The whimpering dog's back legs were tied to stop it escaping while Wirramanda was filmed beating it to death with a stick during his wedding to local bride, Rensi Ana, 20. asserted
Wirramanda → whimper → bride
His new wife posted the clip on Facebook - including him also stabbing a piglet to death - but it was later deleted after Wirramanda was hit by a firestorm of outrage. asserted
Wirramanda → post → outrage
Wirramanda has since posted videos of him being baptised before a second, more Western-style marriage ceremony with his bride wearing a lacy white dress. asserted
bride → post → dress
But speculation is now growing that their marriage may already be in trouble, after a series of fractious videos showed him snapping and sniping with his young wife. uncertain
him → grow → wife
The videos also ominously show Wirramanda playing with other puppy dogs, including one which was identical to the one he killed. asserted
he → show → one
In another clip of him patting a golden labradoodle-style dog, his wife added a chilling caption: 'People who eat animals for breakfast should also have breakfast hehe.' asserted
who → pat → breakfast
The new marriage of the Aussie who beat a puppy dog to death and ate it during his traditional wedding in Indonesia may already be on the rocks. uncertain
who → beat → rocks
Convicted drug dealer Robby Wirramanda, 53, real name Robert Knight (pictured), sparked fury this month after he killed the black pup in West Nusa Tenggara island, east of Bali The whimpering pup's back legs were tied to stop it escaping while Wirramanda was filmed beating it to death with a stick during his wedding to local bride, Rensi Ana, 20 The videos have now sparked a chilling warning from animal protection site Bali Dogs and other online commentators warning: 'He is playing with it to gain its trust... then will kill it the same way.' asserted
He → convict → it
Another added: 'You shouldn't be allowed near any animals.' Just a few weeks after Wirramanda married for a second time, while also apparently finding God to be baptised, cracks in the relationship appear to be emerging already. Ana has been seen having an apparent row with her new husband in one of the many videos she has recently posted on Facebook as she monetises her new-found fame. Dressed in a pristine white shirt, she snapped at her new husband, telling him to back off as she posed for her phone and pointed out she was recording herself eating. asserted
she → add → herself
In reply, a frustrated-sounding Wirramanda repeatedly demanded: 'Is there anything you want me to put in the bag? asserted
me → sound → bag
How many times do you want me to ask you? asserted
me → want → you
When Ana ignored him and again pointed at her mobile phone's camera, her husband gasped: 'Oh my God!' asserted
husband → ignore → camera
He then appeared to then aggressively grab the phone from his wife's hand and take it from her before the video ended. asserted
video → appear → her
Robby Wirramanda and his Indonesia wife pose in what is an apparent second, Western-style wedding, for which she has bought a lacy white dress Despite finding God and getting married a second time in traditional white, it seems there may be trouble in paradise for Wirramanda and his wife Rensi Ana (above) uncertain
it → pose → Wirramanda
Aussie drug trafficker Robby Wirramanda who beat a puppy to death with a stick and ate it causes more alarm as he and his new bride play with dogs on an Indonesian island where killing and eating dogs is traditional Wirramanda, from Mildura in Victoria, was jailed for six and a half years in 2012 over an amphetamine trafficking operation he ran from his Melbourne gym. asserted
he → beat → gym
He broke his silence after the puppy dog video went viral to deny slurs made by online trolls. asserted
video → break → trolls
'An extraordinary amount of false, defamatory and deeply disturbing information has been circulated about me across social media,' he posted. asserted
he → circulate → media
'A significant amount of this material appears to be coming from, or being amplified by members and associates of my former partner’s family. asserted
amount → appear → family
He said he would report any further comments 'to the appropriate authorities'. asserted
he → say → authorities
However he continues to come under fire for the puppy-killing videos, although some locals have leapt to his defence. asserted
locals → continue → defence
'Back when I was in junior high, I absolutely loved eating dog meat,' said one user, posting in the local Indonesian Bahasa language. asserted
user → eat → language
'I don't eat it anymore because I'm an animal lover. asserted
I → eat → it
That said, I still acknowledge the tradition in Sumba; my family does eat it, but we don't kill dogs that guard the house. asserted
that → say → house
The whimpering pup's back legs were tied to stop it escaping while Wirramanda was filmed beating it to death with a stick during his wedding to local bride, Rensi Ana, 20 (pictured) asserted
Wirramanda → whimper → bride
Speculation is now growing that their marriage may already be in trouble, after a series of fractious videos showed him snapping and sniping with his young wife Wirramanda, from Mildura in Victoria, was jailed for six and a half years in 2012 over an amphetamine trafficking operation he ran from his Melbourne gym The notorious Facebook clip showed Wirramanda beating the dog before delivering the final death blows to the head while being egged on by his bride at his side. uncertain
Wirramanda → grow → side
'If you encounter suspected animal cruelty, abuse, neglect, or other actions that could cause suffering to an animal, document the incident safely and report it,' Animal Lawyer Indonesia pleaded on Instagram. uncertain
Indonesia → encounter → Instagram
The Daily Mail has contacted Wirramanda for comment. asserted
Mail → contact → comment
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