KSL reports that your kids may soon be traumatized by Utah's Attorney General.

Ha. Ha. Not really.

But over the next three weeks, Mark Shurtleff, who normally frowns on video game violence, is distributing video games to Utah schools that he hopes will teach students how to avoid predators. They also could make your kids wet their pants.

In a game called "Missing," players hunt for a teen named Zak who has been abducted. Parental discretion warning! The game shows disturbing images, including pictures of abused kids. Your child will get to watch the predator gag Zak with duct tape.

The games are produced by Web Wise Kids and you can order the home version for $40. Halo 3 is about $60.

Ask you kids which one they want.