Ok folks, so here is where I eat a bunch of crow. I just checked my first "errant" brew. The gravity into the keg was 1.054. The last gravity I took was about 1.023 and that held there for about a week. I decided to keg it and let it sit for another week. So this is about the third week of fermentation. i just checked it, and low and behold I am at 1.018. Still not where I want to be, but a damn shot better than I was.
I checked the other one, that was reading 1.035 on my Ispindel and has been in the bucket for about a week and a half. The ispindel says it is about 1.035. But, my hydrometer says it is at about 1.028. So, obviously I have an issue with the Ispindel reading too high. Not sure what that is all about, but I am much happier now that I see the numbers coming down to where they should be. So, Let the Flaming begin!!!!!! LOL
As an addition, I just thought of something that I did that might have been pretty stupid. While draining the cooled wort into the fermenting bucket, I used my hands to clear the small amount of trub that was blocking the bazooka screen and keeping some of the liquid from pouring thru. I am pretty sure I washed my hands, but I am not 100% sure. Could that have been the issue for the yeast to stop and the FG being so high? I don't know why I just realized it, but I did. Thoughts?